Chi Chia Chuang (Changchun Road)
Taipei CityZhongshan DistrictChicken restaurant
This old-school Taiwanese restaurant highlights three-style chicken, chicken-oil rice, and chicken rolls, followed by egg pudding.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Three-style chicken
Compare smoked, white-cut, and black-bone chicken in one dish; the three range from tender to firm. The smoked skin may taste bitter, while the black-bone chicken has less meat juice and chicken jelly.
Chicken roll
The exterior can be crisp or somewhat chewy, while the filling is substantial and meaty. Five-spice brings savory notes, onion adds slight sweetness, and water chestnuts may add crunch; overall, it is not very greasy.
Chicken-oil rice
Cooked with chicken broth/chicken-oil broth, with glossy grains; dine-in refills are unlimited.
Egg pudding
It has at times been offered as a complimentary dine-in or after-meal item; the pudding has a distinct egg flavor, and the caramel is gently bittersweet.
Preserved-radish omelet
Thick, crisp outside and tender inside, nicely browned with scallions; the preserved-radish savoriness may not stand out.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- Lunch is a busy period.
- Reservation
- Reservations are required.
What you should know
Best for
- Family meals
Avoid if
- Not for quiet conversations
Hidden costs
- Valet parking: NT$200 per use
What you should know
- QR-code reservations have been used; older diners may find the process inconvenient.
- The restaurant has three floors; an elevator is available in the adjacent building.